Attica riot inquiry and welfare questions raised
Readers request on Attica State Prison actions and peaceful settlement attempts, Nixon position, and calls for investigation. The column also answers welfare eligibility guidance, name changes on licenses, seasonal closing dates for Land of Ox, and offers mint plant exchanges with contact numbers.
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Observers Puzzled by Nixon China Visit and Parades
Washington officials remain puzzled by Chinese moves around Mao era leadership and the Oct 1 anniversary, noting reduced parade plans, canceled flights, and possible internal power struggles while pressuring Nixon to visit Peking before May.
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Medina Freed No Bitterness Toward Army After Acquittal
Capt. Ernest L. Medina was acquitted of murder involuntary manslaughter and assault for the My Lai massacre. He said he bears no bitterness toward the Army and will resign from the service. Medina testified he lost control amid noncombatant deaths but did not know of civilian killings. Jury foreman Col. Robert E. Nelson said war crimes were committed but Medina did not partake.
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Bayh Urges Southern Nominee for Court in North Carolina
In Charlotte, Senator Birch Bayh urged Mecklenburg County Democrats to back a Supreme Court pick who "typifies the best in Southern jurisprudence." He led opposition to Nixon's nominee, stressing high caliber and Southern credentials.
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Senator Seeks Backing In Charlotte
AP reports Birch Bayh met Mecklenburg County Democratic leaders in Charlotte seeking support for a 1972 presidential bid. He defended his pro labor stance, criticized the Nixon administration, and urged broad appeal across blacks and whites, students and workers, while advocating prison reform and community based facilities.
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South Carolina
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Florida
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Express Mail Service Starts in 33 Cities
Postmaster General Blount launches overnight Express Mail between 33 large cities with a money back guarantee. Downtown offices serve as deposits and pickups with delivery to destination by 10 a.m. next day for items mailed by 5 p.m. the prior day, rate $1.50 up to eight ounces. Blount says 97 percent on time previously.
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House Ways and Means approves revised Nixon tax plan
The House committee backed the tax portion of Nixon's economic plan in a sharp revision that favors individuals and limits business relief. It would cut about 4.9 billion in business breaks over three years and add 3.4 billion in relief for low income taxpayers, with broader impact starting next April.
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Postal service to bill dog owners for bite injuries
Newark post office reports five pending dog bite cases including a $2100 claim after a dog mauled a mail carrier forcing six weeks off work. Officials say owners can be billed for medical costs and wages, with delivery halted if pets attack workers and notices can provoke further bites.
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Associated Press
Newark, N.J
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Newark
Joseph Benauci
United States
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